Apple 09.01.10 News In Pictures

Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) today announced a slew of new products and features on its phone, music and video viewing offerings. Check out a visual tour of Steve Jobs’ presentation, as well as our coverage, below:

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Steve Jobs takes the stage at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
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Jobs announces brand new Apple stores. This location is in China, on a busy day.
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Here's what Apple's China store looks like at dusk.
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Here's what Apple's China store looks like at dusk.
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Jobs says 200 apps are downloaded every second.
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Announcing the new iPod Shuffle: with buttons, voiceover and playlists.
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The new iPod Shuffle costs $49.
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The new multi-touch iPod Nano is smaller with a built-in belt clip and starts at $149.
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The iPod Touch got an upgrade too - it boasts a retina display and FaceTime - and starts at $229.
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The iPod lineup has gotten an extreme makeover.
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Epic Games' developers demo Game Center on the iPhone.
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Epic Games' developers demo Game Center on the iPhone.
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Steve Jobs jokes about the outdated CD image in the iTunes logo, and debuts the new logo.
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Jobs announces the new iTunes 10, available today.
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Jobs shows his profile on Ping, Apple's new music social network.
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Jobs shows his profile on Ping, Apple's new music social network.
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Finally, the new (smaller) Apple TV is announced, offering streaming - not syncing.
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The device is now $99, first-run movies are $4.99 and TV shows are 99 cents
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Jobs demos Apple TV, showing clips from "Glee."
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Jobs demos Apple TV, showing clips from "Glee."
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Apple TV has a slew of movie offerings.
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The new device can even fit in the palm of your hand.
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Closing the show, Chris Martin of Coldplay croons "Yellow" on the piano.
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Closing the show, Chris Martin of Coldplay croons "Yellow" on the piano.